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KCA University’s Claire Njeri crowned winner of campus beauty pageant

Events attracted over 260 participants celebrating student beauty, confidence, and talent

Claire Njeri, a Software Development student at KCA University, was crowned the winner the Afrisense Campus Beauty Pageant (PASP) 2025 during the grand finale held at the University of Nairobi’s Chandaria Centre for Performing Arts Hall.

Njeri wowed the judges with her eloquence, creativity, and passion for youth empowerment, securing the coveted title and a one-year ambassadorship with Afrisense, a product of Pwani Oil. On top of that, she picked Ksh 100,000.

The competition’s 1st runner-up was Judy Chepkoech of Maseno University, who is recognised for her charisma and community-driven ideas.

Ndaisi Lucky Bhakita of the University of Nairobi and Mishan Otaigo Gati of Catholic University of East Africa took the 2nd and 3rd runner-up spots respectively, while Travis Lavender Mueni of Daystar University claimed the 4th runner-up position—rounding out an exceptional group of finalists.

The pageant, which was organised by Pwani Oil in partnership with DF Casting and Management Ltd, aims to discover, nurture, and launches the next generation of modeling talent while promoting beauty, grooming, confidence, and professional growth among university and college students across the country.

The pageant now in its inaugural edition attracted over 260 participants from Kenya’s institutions of higher learning, celebrating student beauty, confidence, and talent.

Speaking at the ceremony, Pwani Oil Commercial Director Rajul Malde highlighted the rigorous selection process that saw the five winners selected from a list of 11 finalists.

“Over the past four weeks, these eleven finalists were tested on more than just their appearance. They demonstrated poise, communication skills, creativity, and brand alignment —all while showcasing what it truly means to be a modern-day Afrisense icon.”

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The grand finale was a celebration of youth culture, with over 1,000 attendees, live performances, fashion showcases, and vibrant cultural displays.

“This beauty pageant is part of our broader commitment to empowering communities, creating youth opportunities, and driving purpose-led branding in Kenya and beyond,” added Malde.

The top 5 finalists will also take part in contract signings as part of their onboarding as official brand representatives.

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